Beach Park Oxnard

Oxnard Beach Park is an open shoreline worked and kept up by the city of Oxnard, California at 1601 South Harbor Bouled. The park is situated along the California Coastal Trail and the Pacific Coast Bicycle Route. The recreation center incorporates palm tree-lined pathways and a bicycle/strolling way associating the networks of Oxnard Shores and Channel Islands Beach. There is additionally a simple bicycle/strolling association with Channel Islands Harbor.

Oxnard Beach Park incorporates two open grill regions with a limit of 200 tenants, each with an open sink, table, and an expansive flame broil. Exercises incorporate beachcombing, strolling, and sea swimming. The recreation center was intended to ensure the sand ridges between the shoreline and grass excursion area. Jean Harris influenced city of Oxnard pioneers to embrace an excellent vision in the formation of this park.

The State of California at first obtained a 26-section of land site for the recreation center in 1979. The engineer of a contiguous private with an inn site committed an extra 36 sections of land, giving the recreation center its present size of 62 acres. With the selection of a working understanding amongst City and State in December 1983, plans were created for this stop was at first called Oxnard State Beach. The recreation center was exchanged to City of Oxnard in 1998.